As each piece is handmade, the shape, size and textures all slightly differ. Therefore we recommend coming to our Notting Hill Store to see and feel the perfect one for you. Midori Noto He is a celebrated ceramic artist based in Mashiko, Japan, a town renowned for its pottery heritage. His work embraces natural textures, organic forms, and the quiet beauty of imperfection. Noto's designs are rooted in tradition yet carry a timeless modernity, blending functionality with artistic expression. Each piece she creates is meticulously handcrafted, reflecting her deep connection to Mashiko’s rich ceramic history and philosophy. These beautifully handcrafted katakuchi pouring pots exemplifies the quiet elegance and timeless craftsmanship of Mashiko ceramics. The katakuchi features a distinct spouted form—originally designed for pouring liquids such as sake yet its versatility extends far beyond. It can also be used as a small serving bowl for tea or matcha mixing. Each piece is hand-thrown and shaped with care, showcasing the artist’s deep reverence for Japan’s rich pottery traditions. The natural tones, textures, and subtle imperfections that speak to the authenticity of the handmade process. These irregularities are not flaws but rather quiet signatures of the maker's hand—each one telling a story of patience, skill, and dedication. The artist takes great pride in crafting every katakuchi with intention and passion. When held, each piece carries the warmth of its creation, inviting a tactile connection and a moment of stillness. Compact yet expressive, the katakuchi fits effortlessly into both modern and traditional settings, embodying functional beauty and the enduring spirit of Japanese craftsmanship. Each katakuchi whether white or black has a delicate shape to fit the human palm for added comfort. Dimension: (as seen in photo) 17 cm W x 8 cm x Ø 14cm
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